Georgetown commute is inconvenient.

Eastern Market is popular as well.

Georgetown
Capitol Hill
Logan Circle
Penn Quarter
Glover Park

I asked around, Capitol Hill and Navy yard are most convenient and popular for 20 something professionals getting decent income or family wealth.

Anonymous wrote:Young new employees, 1-5 years out of college/grad/law school.

Huge range of incomes in that group.

First year lawyer at a firm? Dupont Circle; Cleveland Park; Capitol Hill; Navy Yard
First Year out of college? Group home in Tenleytown; Chantilly; with mom and dad in Chevy Chase
First year out of grad school? Depends on the job. With mom and dad job seeking; Bethesda; Rockville; Germantown

Young new employees, 1-5 years out of college/grad/law school.

Tell me you don't understand the federal government without telling me you don't understand government...

Dude, there are interns. There are gs 7-15, SES, hill staff from LA to LD to CoS. Committee staff. Lobbyist can be entry level for trade association for something do gooders to executive for big pharma or defense industrial complex.

Your questions are too random

Anonymous wrote:Well, question is about popular ones, where more such workers live, no reason why they picked it.

Your question is entirely too broad and vague.